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Turn downtown Allentown into a live puzzle with a one-hour, app-driven Zombie Scavengers scavenger hunt. Race the clock, complete themed challenges, and explore local history while competing on a city-wide leaderboard.
Turn downtown Allentown into a live puzzle with a one-hour, app-driven Zombie Scavengers scavenger hunt. Race the clock, complete themed challenges, and explore local history while competing on a city-wide leaderboard.
Early evening on Allentown’s grid feels like a playground—streetlamps flick on, storefronts glow, and an app on your phone becomes the map of survival. You step off Hamilton Street with a list of absurd necessities: canned food, a toy flashlight, a photograph of a mural. Brick facades and the Lehigh River shift from backdrop into active clues as you race the clock and the unseen horde.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Allentown, Pennsylvania
Early evening on Allentown’s grid feels like a playground—streetlamps flick on, storefronts glow, and an app on your phone becomes the map of survival. You step off Hamilton Street with a list of absurd necessities: canned food, a toy flashlight, a photograph of a mural. Brick facades and the Lehigh River shift from backdrop into active clues as you race the clock and the unseen horde.
The game overlays local history and industrial geography. Allentown sheltered the Liberty Bell in 1777; its warehouses and rail corridors grew around the Lehigh River, leaving a fabric of murals, old mills, and narrow alleys that the scavenger hunt turns into checkpoints. Local culture—breweries, pop‑up markets, public art—provides the character and the kinds of items and challenges you’ll encounter.
Practically speaking, the Zombie Scavengers experience is a one‑hour, app‑driven walking game with a remote host available by chat. You can roam downtown in any order, complete themed challenges for points, and compare scores on the leaderboard when you finish. Expect 1–2 miles of walking on sidewalks and paved park paths with frequent stops for clues.
Plan for phone battery and data, comfortable walking shoes, and basic city awareness—traffic, parking, and private property boundaries. Start earlier in daylight if you prefer clearer clues; opt for evening to lean into the atmosphere. Keep valuables secure, move efficiently between checkpoints, and treat public spaces respectfully—the game is as much about strategy as it is about seeing Allentown from a different angle. Bring water and a curious attitude.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking; suitable for most fitness levels and families with older children
You’ll receive a message before your game with app download and start instructions; if you don’t, contact the operator to get the activation message.
Yes—this is family friendly and physically easy, though younger kids may need supervision for traffic and app navigation.
No experience required; you can play solo or with a group—strategy and speed will affect your score.
The booking policy allows full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours ahead; the operator does not cancel for weather, but you can choose to reschedule per their terms.
Allentown briefly sheltered the Liberty Bell in 1777, and the city’s growth around the Lehigh River left a mix of mills, rail corridors, and civic landmarks that the game uses as checkpoints.
Respect public and private property, pack out trash, and stick to sidewalks and designated park paths to minimize wear on green spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Early evening on Allentown’s grid feels like a playground—streetlamps flick on, storefronts glow, and an app on your phone becomes the map of survival. You step off Hamilton Street with a list of absurd necessities: canned food, a toy flashlight, a photograph of a mural. Brick facades and the Lehigh River shift from backdrop into active clues as you race the clock and the unseen horde.
Early evening on Allentown’s grid feels like a playground—streetlamps flick on, storefronts glow, and an app on your phone becomes the map of survival. You step off Hamilton Street with a list of absurd necessities: canned food, a toy flashlight, a photograph of a mural. Brick facades and the Lehigh River shift from backdrop into active clues as you race the clock and the unseen horde.
The game overlays local history and industrial geography. Allentown sheltered the Liberty Bell in 1777; its warehouses and rail corridors grew around the Lehigh River, leaving a fabric of murals, old mills, and narrow alleys that the scavenger hunt turns into checkpoints. Local culture—breweries, pop‑up markets, public art—provides the character and the kinds of items and challenges you’ll encounter.
Practically speaking, the Zombie Scavengers experience is a one‑hour, app‑driven walking game with a remote host available by chat. You can roam downtown in any order, complete themed challenges for points, and compare scores on the leaderboard when you finish. Expect 1–2 miles of walking on sidewalks and paved park paths with frequent stops for clues.
Plan for phone battery and data, comfortable walking shoes, and basic city awareness—traffic, parking, and private property boundaries. Start earlier in daylight if you prefer clearer clues; opt for evening to lean into the atmosphere. Keep valuables secure, move efficiently between checkpoints, and treat public spaces respectfully—the game is as much about strategy as it is about seeing Allentown from a different angle. Bring water and a curious attitude.